Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates Updated: 09/07/2021 at 4:39pm
COVID-19 Vaccine
Electra Hospital District is providing COVID-19 vaccinations through our three clinics – Electra Medical Clinic, Iowa Park Clinic and Park Clinic. If you would like to receive the vaccine, please contact one of those locations for an appointment. In order to receive the vaccine, you must complete the following steps:
- Download the “COVID-19 Vaccination Documents”.
- Read the Fact Sheets for the Moderna, Pfizer, and Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines. We may receive shipments of any of these vaccines.
- Fill out the “IMMTrac2” and “COVID Consent” forms. The ImmTrac2 form must contain your mothers first and maiden names regardless of your age.
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Return forms and current insurance information to the Electra Medical Clinic, Iowa Park
Clinic or Park Clinic. Forms may be returned by email, fax, mail, or in person to:
Email: vaccine@electrahospital.com. You will receive an automated confirmation. Fax: Electra Medical Clinic at 940-495-3171
Iowa Park Clinic at 940-592-4820
Park Clinic at 940-592-4842
You will receive a call within 24 hours to confirm receipt.Mail: Electra Hospital District
PO Box 1112
Electra, TX 76360
Please allow up to one week from date of mailing to receive a confirmation call.In Person: Electra Medial Clinic, 1207 S Bailey St, Electra, TX 76360
Iowa Park Clinic, 405 SW Access Rd, Iowa Park, TX 76367
Park Clinic, 310 W Alameda St, Iowa Park, TX 76367
COVID-19 Boosters
CDC recommends moderately to severely immunocompromised people consider receiving an additional (third) dose of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna) at least 28 days after the completion of the initial 2-dose mRNA COVID-19 vaccine series. If you qualify and would like to receive the booster, please complete this form and call one of our clinics for an appointment.
COVID-19 Booster shots are not yet available to the general public. Please see the CDC website for detailed information.
HHS announced a plan to begin offering COVID-19 vaccine booster shots this fall. CDC’s independent advisory committee, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, will continue to meet and discuss data on the evolution of the pandemic and the use of COVID-19 vaccines. ACIP will make further recommendations on the use of boosters for the public after a thorough review of the evidence.
Should the CDC and ACIP recommend booster doses for the general public, we will make them available following their guidelines.